Chambers Water Test and Community Meetings Schedule
Weekly water samples must reach Cave Crocery by 9 20 a m each Monday for analysis by Chambers County Sanitation Department. Alamo PTA open house at 7 40 p m Monday. Yearbooks and teacher introductions. Baytown Genealogical Society meets 3 30 a m Monday at Sterling Municipal Liberty. WWI Veterans meet 2 p m Tuesday in Community building. membership drive discussed. THURMAN NOWLETT reviews Vivian Leigh book Tuesday at 11 a m. Texas Works luncheon at Lakewood Yacht Club 10 10 a m Tuesday with coffee and book review.
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Cave Crocery
Chambers County Sanitation Department
Alamo Pta
ALAMO
Genealogical Society
Baytown Genealogical’ Society
Moniay
Sterling Municipal Liberty
WWI
Auxiliary
Thurman Nowlett
Lee College
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Lla.m
Texas Works’ Women's Association
Lakewood Yacht Club
Texas Works
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Probation for ex cops sparks riot warning
Houston authorities face strong push for federal civil rights charges after two ex officers received one year probated sentences for the drowning death of Mose Campos Torres. The case drew protests from Mexican-American leaders and warning of possible reprisal, with Chief Harry Caldwell calling the verdict a tragic miscarriage of justice.
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Rob Wooo
Associated Press
Huntsville, Tex
Texas
Nauston
Harry Caldwell
Huntsville
Austice Department
Weather and Tides for Baytown Weekend
Partly cloudy with a chance of showers as the Baytown area looks to a weekend forecast. Temperatures near mid 60s tonight and Sunday. Rain odds 30 percent tonight and 20 percent Sunday. Sunday tides show highs around early morning and afternoon. Sunrise Sunday 7:19, sunset 6:48, with Monday sunrise near 2:20 and sunset near 6:57.
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Baytown
Mid Os
Towalls
Local residents share small life events and news
George Leroii reports nerve pain relief from acupuncture. Zula Ward anticipates Nelda Jean’s milestone as Doug Williams of Harbors gains national ad fame. Don Henrichsen and Ronnie Hughes enjoy a late Mex dinner. Maxine Hanson visits Raytown with family and friends. Barbara and Lea Coley celebrate wedding anniversary. Georgia Ross greets a new grandchild Georganni Kitamann. Willie Hughes boasts a 40 pound redfish catch at Highsland, his 12th of the year. Keith and Beth Rowe return to Baytown after Air Force service. Pam Nall stops by The Sun with a friend.
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George Leroii
Zula Ward
Nelda Jean
Doug Williams
Harbors
Don Henrichsen
Ronnie] Hughes
Maxine Hanson
Raytown
Barbara
Lea Coleyi
Georgia Ross
Georganni Kitamann
Willie Hughes
Keith
Beth Rowe
Baytown
Air Force
Pam Nall
$7.5 Million Expansion of SJ Hospital Planned
The Lanhouse board of Trustees approves a $7.5 million expansion for the San Joaquin hospital. Plan includes major renovations to obstetrics and nursery, an expanded operating suite, and a new high rise tower. Construction to begin soon, increasing beds from 126 to 106?
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WAL
Austin
Lal! Hospital
Burge
Highrige
Aucorn
Lone-Alory
Be Careful Fire Prevention Week Urges Caution in Baytown
Baytown residents face losses from fires this year with large claims paid by insurers. Fire officials report several homes and a washer store damaged or destroyed, totaling over 1.0 million in insured losses. Inspector James Thompson urges alarms, extinguishers, and prewinter checks on heating units to prevent fires.
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Deva Luthringer
N. Duniel
Baytown
E. Francis
Hugh Woolford
Thompson
James Thompson
Angel
Minnesota
Miriam
Shady Jill
Grantham
Pasen
Welcome OSHA Sign Sparks Realism in Gulf Coast Biz
A Gulf Coast business posted a large sign reading Welcome OSHA highlighting the enduring impact of the 1970 Occupational Safety and Health Act. The piece notes decades of compliance costs and fees, while lampooning regulators as unpopular G men in the field.
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Gulf Coast
OSHA
Carter administration backs Palestinians rights in Soviet union pact
A high level official signals Carter aides consulted Congress before joining with the Soviet Union in a joint declaration supporting Palestinian rights. In Washington, analysts note rising wage pressures as 3 million minimum wage workers may see a 9 cent raise next New Year. Senate picks witnesses on Panama Canal treaty amid mounting pressure. In Baltimore Marvin Mandel says he started with nothing and ends with nothing after a political corruption sentence. In Concord civil defense officials plan a sanctuary for New England residents against nuclear attack. In San Juan nationalist Andres Figueroa Cordera’s Puerto Rico return after 20 years sparks calls for tree dun for imprisoned comrades.
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New York
Fsrael
Soviet Union
San Juan
Andres Fignecoa Cordera
Puerto Rico
U.S
Treedun
Governor to Help Dedicate Exxon Baytown Refinery Expansion
Governor Ralph Briscoe will participate in a ceremony dedicating Exxon's Baytown Refinery expansion. The 250000 barrel per day increase boosts capacity to 6400 barrels daily, making it the largest refinery in the region. Over 140 guests including state, local, and federal officials will attend. Lunch and a tour follow the ceremony.
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Texas
Ralph Briscoe
Exxon
Baytown
Permits Reach $16.8 Million Amid Baytown Building Boom
Baytown reports building permits totaling 16.8 million dollars as September closes, with commercial structures leading activity at 535,876 and new homes at 266,200. Major permits include Jo Jo's Restaurant at 424 Decker Drive and a 118,287 permit for a medical building. Office remodels and a warehouse project are also noted alongside ongoing fees and inspections.
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Baytown
Elty
Spcellan Department Inty
Jo Jo's
Decker Drive
Ju Jo's Restaurant, Inc
Ae N. McPherson
Orange
Texas Olefis
T Hark Westel
Cotte Studge
Steve Hebert
Hapstad Wa
Gettong
Baya Delve Ly
Slater Trust Investment Corp
Potter
David Brinkley
Wis Rehoume
Baneflelint Finance Coil
Cupy Av
West Town
Ly John Hewsley
Tuuston
Etyjard
Erren Story
Howston
Day Patrols Cut Vandalism in Baylawn Schools
Baylawn officials report a shift in vandalism patterns after day patrols reduced incidents in parking lots. Two state-certified security officers patrol campuses by day, enforcing parking rules and assisting with student control, while a security agency handles nighttime and weekend coverage.
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Baylawn
Sherron
Baytown Police
State J
University of Houston
Distict
Sherran
Sun program praised for deterrence despite clashes
The Sun reports mixed views on a night security program in district schools. Proponents say the patrol reduces vandalism and theft, while opponents complain it disrupts residents' privacy and hours. Police claim the night patrol has caught several vandals in the act.
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Bhetron
Vane Ualisa
Walle
Shercon
Driver of Year Earns Honor at Evening Pilot Club
The Evening Pilot Club honors B. E. Creasy as Best Driver in the Year following a college vote. Kathryn Heresler receives a trophy and Magne prize during National School Safety Week. The event coincides with the club’s yearlong safety project and community recognition.
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MKS
B. E. Creasy
Cofleagwes
Heresler
Kathryn Dons
Ress
Bes
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